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| Name | eToys Docket |
| Description | The docket for the eToys bankruptcy case, showing the retribution against Laser Haas.
Mr. Haas was the original liquidator for the eToys estate. He relates
that he resisted efforts to sell certain of the assets to certain
entities at prices he considered too low and arranged for sales at
higher prices to different persons. Mr. Haas says that he was
threatened to stop "interfering" with the sales, though he thought
obtaining the highest recovery for the estate was his job. Mr. Haas
has made significant efforts to publicize his research that showed
these apparrantly favored "low price" buyers to have been undisclosed clients
of the same bankruptcy lawyers that were officially employed as DIP
counsel to the bankruptcy estate. Failing to disclose a conflict of
interest by a bankruptcy law firm by filing a false affadivit is a
serious federal crime. Engaging in the willful cover up of same is
arguably worse. Just as the sub-prime crisis appears poised to bring down Wall Street, the failure to prosecute obvious crimes by lawyers secretly representing conflicted hedge fund clients, as epitomized in the unfolding eToys saga,
will surely awaken the public to the decades long established "corrupt
business as usual" masquerade played by revolving door DOJ lawyers
pretending to prosecute crimes all the while these dirty lawyers plot
their lucrative moves into multi-million dollar partnership positions
at BigLaw law firms.
The Deferred Prosecution Agreement is a blatantly corrupt device
when former government regulators are designated to receive
extraordinary payments as part of the process. Follow the money:
Corruption is What Corruption Does. This depraved tricker was born of
the abuse of prosecutorial discretion and existed long before its
incredulous emergence out of the shadows, as countless ever greater
corporate frauds were ignored by career savvy DOJ lawyers who privately
ridiculed their oaths. The willful failure by DOJ lawyers to
incarcerate their private practise bretherin after Leslie Fay / Bear
Stearns was a seed which bore the fruit of Enron and WorldCom. Similar
failures by DOJ lawyers to incarcerate corporate executive criminals
established the consequence free playing field upon which was born the
sub-prime financial crisis.
The current financial crisis is not one of laws, but of the failure to enforce the laws on the books. It
doesn't matter how many laws we have or how well written if they are
never enforced against the powerfull. If the prosecutors are corrupt,
the criminals run free. Let's not forget that Eliot Spitzer was a U.S.
Attorney, all the while he engaged in business with organized crime
violating numerous federal statutes. There is a saying: "Physician,
heal thyself". Our own Attorney General warned of the existence of
more public corruption than we can detect and prosecute, and
specifically identified Law Enforcement and the Judiciary as needed a
close look. We are in need of a Federal Special Prosecutor to
examine corruption in the DOJ regarding willful failures to enforce the
law against law firms representing powerful hedge funds.
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| Creator | nfi |
| Created On: |
02.04.2008 00:00 |
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| Last updated on |
27.09.2008 14:18 |
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